You can set the array of children (submenu) of each NavigationMenuItem using the method setNavigationMenuItems(NavigationMenuItem[]). Then you can have all the submenus you want... submenus of submenus... untill the infinite is reached :-P (or at least, until you run out of memory...).
Bruno > Thanks Bruno. A further problem is that each league object has a few > associated object, so they would be a submenu of each league. > I wonder how to do this with the technik you descrbed. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Bruno Aranda - Dev [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, December 24, 2004 11:24 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: jscookmenu probl. > > Hi Gabon, > > You should use the jscookMenu component and not a dataList. Your code > should be, for example: > > <x:jscookMenu id="menuViewLeagues" layout="hbr" theme="ThemeOffice" > > <x:navigationMenuItems value="#{bean.leagues}" /> > </x:jscookMenu> > > 'leagues' in your bean should be an array NavigationMenuItems. You set > the > label, action, icon... in your bean for each NavigationMenuItem in the > array. And remember not to put your jscookMenu inside a form, because it > will not work... > > Good luck, > > Bruno > > > Gabor Beres wrote: > >>hi >> >>I'd like to populate jscookmenu programatically, but it not seems to >>work. >>Here is my try: >> >> <x:dataList var="league" value="#{bean.leagues}"> >> <x:navigationMenuItem id="#{league.id}" > itemLabel="#{league.name}" >>action="go_sample1" icon="images/myfaces.gif" /> >> </x:dataList> >> >>any idea? thanks. > > > > ____________________________________________________________________ > Miert fizetsz az internetert? Korlatlan, ingyenes internet hozzaferes a > FreeStarttol. > Probald ki most! http://www.freestart.hu >
